Bronx Retail Properties Sold
First, you will see retail properties sold by Bronx CRE. Below that, we show other retail sales happening across the Bronx.
Retail properties sold by Bronx CRE
These are retail deals sold by our team.
Other retail transactions in the Bronx
These are other recently recorded retail/store sales in the Bronx.
- 1187 ANDERSON AVENUE
Bronx NY 10452
- Price
- $10,680,858
- Date
- February 20, 2026
- Units
- 129
- Building SF
- 137,282
- Lot SF
- 28,960
- 1210 WOODYCREST AVENUE
Bronx NY 10452
- Price
- $10,680,858
- Date
- February 20, 2026
- Units
- 35
- Building SF
- 36,667
- Lot SF
- 17,500
- 1220 SHAKESPEARE AVENUE
Bronx NY 10452
- Price
- $10,680,858
- Date
- February 20, 2026
- Units
- 59
- Building SF
- 63,990
- Lot SF
- 12,467
| Address | Location | Units | Building SF | Lot SF | Price | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1187 ANDERSON AVENUE | Bronx NY 10452 | 129 | 137,282 | 28,960 | $10,680,858 | February 20, 2026 |
| 1210 WOODYCREST AVENUE | Bronx NY 10452 | 35 | 36,667 | 17,500 | $10,680,858 | February 20, 2026 |
| 1220 SHAKESPEARE AVENUE | Bronx NY 10452 | 59 | 63,990 | 12,467 | $10,680,858 | February 20, 2026 |
How to use retail comps in the Bronx
Start with the subject property's corridor quality, visibility, and frontage usability, then compare against 3-5 high-confidence sold comps for a quick pricing read. For acquisition underwriting or lender review, expand to 6-10 comps and normalize for condition, floorplate functionality, and zoning context. Bronx retail pricing can diverge sharply by block, so frontage depth and tenant-fit potential should be weighted alongside building and land $/SF.
Submarket notes
Corridor-level behavior often matters more than neighborhood averages. In the Bronx, corners, transit-adjacent strips, and high-visibility corridors can trade at meaningfully different pricing than nearby side-street retail. Use these comps as a starting point, then refine by micro-location and tenant demand profile before setting pricing strategy.
Typical deal-range workflow
For quick seller timing decisions, a 3-5 comp set is usually enough. For decision-grade underwriting, use 6-10 comps with explicit adjustments. In lower-turnover segments, lookback may extend up to roughly two years or longer, with broker judgment to account for market shifts.
Retail comp FAQs
How many retail comps are enough to make a pricing decision?
For a quick read, start with 3-5 strong corridor-matched comps. For underwriting or lender-grade analysis, use 6-10 and document adjustments for frontage, condition, and location quality.
How recent should Bronx retail comps be?
Recency depends on market activity. Use the most recent sales available, ideally within about two years, and extend further only when turnover is thin and adjustments are clearly explained.
How should zoning affect retail comp conclusions?
Zoning helps determine alternate use potential, redevelopment upside, and tenant flexibility. Two properties with similar rent profile can price differently if one has more favorable zoning optionality.
What makes a retail comp actionable instead of noise?
Actionable comps match corridor dynamics, visibility, frontage usability, and likely tenant profile. Comps outside those constraints are context only, not valuation anchors.
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